We have setup a rss feed, http://www.beautysouthafrica.com/RSS/BeautySA-RSS-Feed.aspx
and have linked it up with our feedburner account, http://feeds.feedburner.com/beautySA.
However, if you click on the links within the feedburner feed they return a 404 error. Is there a feedburner setting that I have setup incorrectly or is it the feed within the website that is causing this issue?
Thanks in advance.
I had a user experience this problem when logged into a Google Apps account in the browser he was trying to subscribe with. You'll get this error when the administrator of the Google Apps domain hasn't turned on the FeedBurner service for the domain.
In terms of a solution, you can have your Google Apps domain administrator turn that service on, though they may not want to. Otherwise, I think you're left with just using a different email address.
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I've developed an application that works through Google's GSuite using OAuth2. The app is working fine and is part of the GSuite account that was set up to allow testing while developing it (which is the owning account of the app in the Developer Console). However, I now want to give the app to another GSuite company but can't see how to get them to add it?
The application has been submitted for review with Google to get it added via the Marketplace but we're keen to get the second company using it ASAP. I've had a look through the Google docs but couldn't find anything that appeared relevant and even tried to see if I could find an existing question on here. If anyone can point me in the right direction that would be much appreciated!
Cheers
You won't be able to give it to another company until it's published, so if the review is taking linger than expected, your best is to contact Google GSuite support
One of my Google App Engine application somehow is missing in the Google Developers Console. I am sure it was there before.
Now If I click on the link from the Google App Engine / Application settings page, then it opens the page and returns the error You do not have sufficient permissions to view this page.
I am the only owner of GAE app and trying to access Google Developers Console under the same account.
How should I fix it?
The way to contact Google support would be to go to their PIT. This is the link. If there is a valid problem with your account, I believe they can contact you on there privately to get to the root of your issue.
As to your specific problem, I would try logging out of everything, trying a different browser, with both the new console and the old one.
have you tried accessing App Console with a Google Chrome incognito window ?
Check that billing configuration is OK or credit card not expired.
Regards
Paolo
I also encountered the same problem just now. It kept complaining "You do not have sufficient permissions to view this page" when I was accessing it on Chrome.
What I do is just switching to use Microsoft Edge with no Google account signed in. It works! I can now access the Credentials page again. =)
p/s: It's quite funny to have Google products work on Edge but not Chrome. =P
Actually there is a permission tab along with others(Overview,Api Auths) CLick on permission and in checkbox for your email as owner check it . It worked for me
I just created my apps account, and created my app engine application, yesterday. I used Eclipse to upload my app and everything was wonderful yesterday. Today... the application is missing. I log into my appengine account and my app is no longer listed; I only see the "create application" button. I tried creating the app again, with the same ID, but I get the "invalid" message. Despite all this, I'm able to bring up my site via the main-domain.appspot.com. Please help. Why can't I see my app in the appengine console?
The most likely cause is that you're logged into a different account. This can happen sometimes if there was confusion about mutli-login. Try these steps to find your application:
Open a fresh incognito or private browsing window
Go to http://appspot.com and log into one Google account
See if your application is listed. If not, close your private browsing window to clear the session, and try it again for one of your other accounts.
Once you've found your application, it may be owned by the wrong account. You can fix this by moving ownership to your preferred account.
Navigate to the dashboard for your application.
On the left side menu click 'Permissions' under 'Administration'.
Add your preferred account as an owner.
Log into your preferred account and check your email. You will need to accept an invitation to take ownership of the application.
Reload the permissions page on the application dashboard. You should see both accounts listed as owners.
Remove any unwanted accounts from the owners list. (Remember, you need at least one owner!)
I am having a weird issue. I created an application on Google App Engine and have a Login with Facebook button on it, for which I am doing server side authentication.
I give the redirect_url, and facebook was calling the URL correctly with no issues. The session parameters that I set were being retrieved on the redirect call and everything was working fine.
Yesterday, I got a domain on godaddy and mapped it to my appspot account using google apps. Now when I click on Facebook login, I am getting two calls on the redirect uri, the first one carries the session varaibles and the session one doesn't. I am not very familiar with domain mapping and followed the steps on Google Apps.
Can anyone help me in the right direction on this.
it's a little out of date, but i documented some GAE to Facebook gotchas here:
http://javagwt.blogspot.com/2010/08/facebook-apps-on-app-engine-without-any.html
It may also help to read about naked domain mapping with godaddy, to make sure you're not getting bounced around. Even though you are mapped to your domain through google apps, you can try to put the redirect URL for facebook as yourappid.appspot.com - the redirect URL you provide, and the one in your facebook app settings must match.
My app, nimbits.com writes to facebook from GAE all of the time - the code is on github under server/facebook
https://github.com/bsautner/com.nimbits/tree/master/nimbits-tds/src/com/nimbits/server
Thanks for the answers bsautner and Michele. I finally figured out the issue. I have google ads on my website. The google ads was trying to parse the URL content and creating a second request for every request that I create. After removing the google ads, I get a single callback with session values retained. It all works now. The final output is this website - www.imagecrashers.com. I will be glad for any suggestions from the gurus here, regarding layout or api calls simplification. Thanks again to all.
I am having a issue using Google's SDC (Secure Data Connector) with my Google App Engine application (my app is unable to get data from within my network but using a Google Docs spreadsheet I can get the data).
So I found this troubleshooting info: http://code.google.com/securedataconnector/docs/debug.html. and as suggested I added the debug header to url fetch and received the debug information back but I am not sure what it means:
sdc_routing : Internet
sdc_internet_routing : USER_NOT_HOSTED
Thanks,
Jamie
this means the user you are using to access SDC resources is NOT a valid user in that domain.
a company foobar.com may give access to certain users to access resources thru SDC.
and foobar.com registers all such users with Google thru the foobar.com domain administration page.
this user that you are using is NOT one of the users that foobar.com has given access to.
you can also provide your domain name, username etc through the domain administration page on google.com and get better help faster..this issue should be quite easy to troubleshoot.
hope this helps.